Since the shootings that killed nine people in Charleston, S.C., symbols of the Confederacy have been disappearing throughout the American South.
But the nation's southernmost city is restoring its memorials — to both sides of the Civil War.
That includes a white pavilion in Key West, which has stood in Bayview Park since the United Daughters of the Confederacy put it up in 1924. Many longtime residents, like Tom Theisen, never even noticed who had built it.
"I probably had seen it before, but it never crossed my mind until all the flag stuff," Theisen says.